Al Roker is facing some serious tragedy — his ex-wife, Alice Bell, has sadly died.

The devastating news was announced by Al and Alice’s daughter Courtney Roker Laga on IG Monday … writing, “I was with her for her last breath, and I will carry her love with me always.”

Courtney posted a mix of throwback and recent photos of Alice with her child, writing, “She was my mother, my heart, and the most loving grandmother to Sky.”

Al and Alice were married from ’84 to ’94 and adopted their daughter, Courtney, in ’87. Al later had two kids, Leila and Nicholas, with his current wife, Deborah Roberts.

Alice was 77.

Greg Germann, best known for “Ally McBeal,” has filed for divorce after 12 years of marriage, TMZ has learned.

According to legal docs obtained by TMZ, the actor filed for divorce from his wife Martha Champlin Tuesday, citing their date of separation as March 3, 2024.

Germann cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for their split, and is asking the court to nix any spousal support payments to her.

The passengers and flight attendants involved in an in-air skirmish on an Alaska Airlines flight are now under a federal microscope … with the FBI looking to see if a crime was committed.

Viral video from an Alaska Airlines flight from Oakland to Portland shows a flight attendant repeatedly hitting a passenger in a window seat, telling the man to let go of the hair of the woman sitting in front of him.

The FBI branch in San Francisco tells us the Bureau “is aware of the incident and appropriate steps will be taken to determine if a violation of federal law has occurred.”

In the video, you see the guy chanting, screaming and rocking from side to side.

The airline says the incident happened on the tarmac and the plane returned to the gate, where law enforcement got involved. Alaska says the man has been banned from the airline “due to the nature of the physical assault.”

Sounds like he may have bigger problems to worry about … depending on what the FBI determines here.

Meanwhile, the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA is applauding the crew member for stopping “a violent passenger from continued physical assault of another passenger.”

The union says the flight attendant “protected a passenger and … stopped further escalation and injury to more passengers onboard the plane.”